Nitnib 12.5 Mg Sunitinib Capsule

Nitnib 12.5 Mg (Sunitinib) is a drug that is used to treat kidney cancer and gastrointestinal stromal tumours.

Nitnib 12.5 Capsule is a cancer prevention drug. It functions by attaching to and inhibiting a specific cell surface protein (tyrosine kinase) that promotes the spread of cancer. Additionally, it prevents the tumor’s blood vessel growth. This is how it stops the spread of aggressive tumors.

You must take Nitnib Sunitinib exactly as directed by your physician. One dose per day, with or without food, is recommended. Nitnib 12.5 Capsule should be taken exactly as prescribed by your doctor. Doctors with experience in giving cancer medications should start it. Each day, take one dose with or without food. While taking Nitnib 12.5 mg, avoid consuming grapefruit or drinking grapefruit juice as the likelihood of experiencing side effects may be increased.

Headache, Hot flashes, Weakness, Edema (swelling), Rash, Abdominal pain, Loss of appetite, Dyspepsia, Discoloration of skin, Fatigue, Fever, Dry skin, Bleeding, Increased blood pressure, Diarrhoea, Constipation, Painful blisters on hands and feet, Stomatitis (Inflammation of the mouth), Hair discolouration. 

• If the diarrhea doesn’t stop or you notice blood in your stools, drink lots of fluids and call your doctor.

• While taking this drug and for one month after stopping it, use a reliable form of contraception to prevent getting pregnant.

• It might have an impact on how quickly a wound heals. Be careful when using sharp tools, shaving, or cutting your fingernails or toenails.

• Monitor your blood pressure closely while using this medicine. If you suffer signs of very high blood pressure, such as excruciating headaches, confusion, visual issues, nausea, or vomiting, call your doctor right once.

• The thyroid gland’s functionality needs to be watched while using this drug. If you have hair loss, dry skin, or weight gain, let your doctor know.

• It could result in significant bleeding issues. If you get headaches, stomach pain, or detect blood in your stool or urine, call your doctor right away.

• Tell your surgeon that you are taking Nitnib before having surgery.

• Do not take this drug if you are pregnant, want to become pregnant, or are nursing a baby.

•  Nitnib 12.5 Mg should be stored at room temperature .
• Keep the container well closed, dry, and out of children’s reach.
• Sore it in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight and moisture.

Q: How do Nitnib’s effects on the skin and hair differ?

A: Sunitinib therapy might make your skin lighter and make you lose hair. Additionally, the patient may develop blisters or rashes on their palms and soles, as well as dryness, thickness, or cracking of their skin. Additionally, sunitinib can result in potentially fatal severe skin reactions including a severe rash or a fast growing skin ulceration. Therefore, call your doctor right away if you spot any indications of infection near a skin injury.

Q: Does Nitnib affect the blood sugar levels of diabetics in any way?

A: Your blood sugar levels may be reduced by sunitinib. As a result, diabetics must proceed with extreme caution because their blood sugar levels could drop that low that they pass out.

Q: Is there a chance that Nitnib will alter blood pressure?

A: Sunitinib has been implicated in a rise in blood pressure. As a result, it’s critical to regularly monitor your blood pressure. Call your doctor right away if you experience a severe headache, lightheadedness, dizziness, or a change in your vision. Your doctor may prescribe medication or temporarily discontinue treatment until your blood pressure returns to normal to treat high blood pressure.

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